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 1   I, 4 |              fostering a dialogue in which all interested parties -
 2   I, 5 |            the ‘atheistic' solution, which deprives man of one of his
 3   I, 5 |           and consumerist solutions, which under various pretexts seek
 4 III, 14|     effective international agencies which will oversee and direct
 5 III, 14|              barriers and monopolies which leave so many countries
 6 III, 14|            with the basic conditions which will enable them to share
 7 III, 15|       lending credit to that culture which presents recourse to contraception,
 8 III, 15|             progress those positions which are unreservedly pro-life" (
 9 III, 17|     perversion of genuine education, which seeks to expand people's
10  IV, 22|           good of the communities to which they belong. This common
11  IV, 22|        jointly commit themselves and which the community exists to
12  IV, 22|          information technology upon which productivity and prosperity
13  IV, 23|          political frameworks within which media operate in some countries
14  IV, 24|            the "niche", according to which particular periodicals,
15   V, 28| circumstances. And this is a task in which everyone has a role to play.
16   V, 30|            the special contributions which the Church brings to the
17   V, 30|        inadequacy of perspectives in which the ephemeral is affirmed